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✅ One of the biggest challenges in treating osteoarthritis is the lack of knowledge and information. To help you with this, I've just launched the "Osteoarthritis Manual," which will give you the perspective you need to make your treatment more efficient. Click the link below to learn more: ➡ https://adrianoleonardi.com.br/manual... According to the WHO, osteoarthritis is the most prevalent disease in the population, present in 80% of people over 60 years old. Due to advances in technology and easy patient access to exam reports, incorrect diagnosis has become increasingly frequent. What does it feel like to have osteoarthritis? Osteoarthritis is a disease characterized by: Pain Deformity Loss of knee flexion and extension Muscle atrophy Swelling Loss of independence of movement Worsening of clinical conditions Treatment options include non-surgical therapies such as physiotherapy, weight loss, strengthening exercises, and viscosupplementation, as well as surgical treatments such as arthroscopy, subchondroplasty, osteotomies, and knee replacement. The major problem with inadequate nutrition for those with osteoarthritis includes: 1. Oxidative Stress During the digestion of these foods, free radicals (waste products of our digestion) are released into the bloodstream, causing effects on various organs: The liver begins to metabolize substances in our blood poorly and produces excess fat; Muscles stop absorbing glucose, leading to hyperglycemia and increasing the risk of type 2 diabetes; Adipose tissue releases fat into the bloodstream, raising cholesterol levels; Veins and arteries capture and accumulate more fat (atherosclerosis) and age faster (arteriosclerosis); The hypothalamus, responsible for metabolism and the sensation of hunger, burns fewer calories and loses this control capacity, with a pathological increase in appetite (hyperphagia) 2. Inflammation of adipose tissue The fat in our body releases inflammatory factors into the bloodstream known as IL-6 and tumor necrosis factor alpha, increasing inflammation in our joints. According to the Osteoarthritis Research Society International (OARSI), foods that should be avoided in the diet of someone being treated for osteoarthritis or any inflammatory joint disease include: 1. Refined sugars and sweeteners 2. Excessive red meat 3. Foods containing gluten: worsening of symptoms - white bread, toast, beer 4. Ultra-processed foods: foods such as turkey breast, ham, sausage... 5. Alcohol 6. Certain vegetable oils rich in omega-6; corn and soy... 7. Foods high in salt 8. Fried foods Want to know more? https://adrianoleonardi.com.br/artigo... Dr. Adriano Leonardi CRM/SP 99.660 Orthopedic surgeon specializing in knee surgery by the Brazilian Society of Knee Surgery (SBCJ). Sports Medicine Physician certified by the Brazilian Society of Sports Medicine (SBME). Member of the board of directors of the Paulista Society of Sports Medicine (SPAMDE) 2018-2020. Founder and former president of the Brazilian Association of Remote Area Medicine and Adventure Sports (ABMAR). Columnist and consultant in Sports Medicine for the websites EU ATLETA and GLOBO ESPORTE. https://adrianoleonardi.com.br OFFICE: INSTITUTO ESPARTA Rua Bento de Andrade, 598 - Ibirapuera SP/SP Whatsapp: (11) 93442-5190 Landline: (11) 20337000   / especialistadojoelho   Instagram:   / dr.adrianoleonardi